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It might be cheaper to drive to FW than pay shipping to FL. Bill

Welcome to the forum LeRoy. If you can do the work I would look at some of the parts stores that cater to diesel trucks. While most handle performance parts they probably have original equipment type too. Some may have the capability of installing it for you. Bill

Welcome to the forum. You will be a little larger. You can compare size with a tool like this. Are you running LR G or H now? https://tiresize.com/comparison/ I went from 255/80R 22.5 to 275/80R 22.5 and picked up a 6.6% overdrive. Bill

I am not shure they ever had a rep for quality. My take is they would fix stuff, eventually. Bill

That storm dropped some rain when it went through hear. Had to mow the lawn yesterday. Bill

What is the load range and what is your point? Bill

Welcome to the forum and thank you for your service. Bill

I would take the rout Carl listed. Did you know you can spot check roads quality using street view in Google Maps?

Wayne, you are in Carl's back yard. Bill

Welcome to the forum. One handy tip is to use the gas islands on the outside/ end so you can maintain plenty of room for "tail swing". Hear is a good video that explains some of the terms of driving a RV. Bill

Almost it stops in Duluth. 1558 miles Roland, it's not a bad road have fun. Bill

I looked and decided the original was better. and thought it had deleted. Bill

Welcome to the forum. You must have gone north east when you left. I haven't been there this year but 2 years ago they were both fairly rough. Not terrible but about average. Speed limit is 55 towing so that will help. Bill

When down in that part of the world I always stop at The Apple Store, 14024 State Hwy 16 North, Medina, TX 78055, lovecreekorchards.com, (830) 589-2202. They have a restaurant in the back of the store that is on list of one of the 50 best burgers in Texas. In Fredericksburg you should look up Woerner Warehouse Café, 305 S Lincoln St, Fredericksburg, TX 78624 woernerwarehouse.com, (830) 997-2246 This is hidden in a big warehouse that has lots of stuff riley lots of stuff. It was so good we have ben back every time we are near. Bill

I switched to Continental's last summer, 275/80 R22.5 load range H. Great tires and saved over $100.00 off the Michelin discount price. Bill

There are several way's to do this. First call Cummins with the serial number for your engine and ask them. Or see if there is a part number tag or stamped on the old one. or go to Cummins Quick serve and register your engine, you will need the S/N. This is one of the better things to do because it gives you access to the same data as the dealer. https://quickserve.cummins.com/info/index.html Bill

Hear you go. Texas Custom Coach, 10498 South State Highway 16, Pipe Creek, TX 78063 texascustomcoach.com, (830) 510-4224 Carl will probably be along to endorse them two. Bill

Glad things are improving. Bill

You need boats to catch fish and something besides dirty rice for a side. Keep frying those fish and shrimp and scallops. Bill

At the south side of the causeway to South Padre Island check out. Dirty Al's at Pelican Station, 201 S Garcia St, Port Isabel, TX 78578, pelicanstation.co, (956) 943-3344. Along the coast just pick one. Bill

Well Ken I have ben as far "Dow East" as you can go in Main and a little further to Campobello Island to tour the Roosevelt Summer home. If you are in East Port, Stay at Seaview Campground & Cottages as that is the most north east campground in the USA. Be Shure to stop at Raye's Mustard Mill Museum. If you sample some of the different mustards you will end up buying some. Before I forget a little south of Maine in RI there is a great place for fried fish. George's of Galilee, georgesofgalilee.com, just walking distance from Point Judith Light is hard to beat. Bill

Do you have a RV now? Herman has a good idea with Corpus Christi. I would take a trip to the area and look around. You are not far from the Fort Worth, Dallas area or Austin and the Hill country. You also have the biggest Military town period in San Antonio. Bill

Deryl, welcome to the forum. Bill

Be right up in about 4 mouths. I was up that way last summer. We stayed at Lake Winnipesaukee and New Found Lake New Hampshire. At Lake Winnipesaukee they were having a wooden boat show by New England Chapter of the Antique and Classic Boat Society. There were over 75 amazing wooden boats. Yes we ate some fried perch too. Bill A poster by Alton artist Peter Ferber, this was the show poster.

The 10amp should keep your battery's up. You do know the furnace runs on 12V not 110 don't you? BE ABSOLUTLEY CLEAR to the electrician that you want a 30 amp 110 Volt outlet not a 220 dryer outlet. You will destroy your electrical system if he wires it to 220. My power defaults to the generator when it is running. I would read the owners manual and see how your coach is set up. Do you have auto power switching or manual? Where are you in WNY? Bill